The Grandest avenues of the world (theater, litigation, legal)

[Mr.Gomar Holnyuk]

The Strip, Las Vegas;
Venice Beach, LA;
Canal Street, NYC;
34st/9-5ave, NYC;

[Jesse44]

Paseo de la Reforma in Mexico City is pretty epic, if I may use that word. Gran Via in Madrid is disproportionately grandiose for Madrid and any direction you take off of it quickly tapers into something comparatively 'meh'. I've always thought that Schweppes advertisement to be pretty funny in a peculiar way.

I've never been, but what about Nevsky Prospekt in St. Petersburg, Russia?

[tailsock]

Originally Posted by Jesse44

Gran Via in Madrid is disproportionately grandiose for Madrid and any direction you take off of it quickly tapers into something comparatively 'meh'. I've always thought that Schweppes advertisement to be pretty funny in a peculiar way.

I kinda thought it was Madrid's mini version of Times Square :-)

[gtt99]

Originally Posted by Not the Maginot Line

Broadway and 5th avenue intersect at Flatiron, not Times Square.

And copyrighted photos aren't really allowed on this forum.

You must be fun parties.

[Not the Maginot Line]

Originally Posted by gtt99

You must be fun parties.

Your idea of a party is probably different to mine.

[Grigoriachel]

My choices in no particular order:

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele (I know it's more of an indoor shopping arcade than an avenue, but it serves the same functions as described in the OP).
Regent Street
Fifth Avenue

[CBMD]

Originally Posted by Winterfall8324

Potomac village in MD

seconded.

[tailsock]

Originally Posted by CBMD

seconded.

Got any pictures of Potomac Village? Image search just turns up a bunch of homes

[Davy-040]

9 de Julio Avenue, Buenos Aires

[Ottawa2011]

The Las Vegas strip. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Las_Vegas_Strip

Roxas Boulevard, Manila, Philippines. https://www.flickr.com/photos/58171097@N04/5959462113

Orchard Road, Singapore. Orchard Road, Singapore: Asia's Most Famous Shopping Street*–*YourSingapore